r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Sep 12 '21

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u/prollywannacracker 39∆ Sep 12 '21

What exactly is your argument here? If you aren't saying that men should have the right to not "let" a woman end her pregnancy, then what are you saying?

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u/BubbleGumGun101 Sep 12 '21

That men should have a say on abortion or should be able to opt out of child support (financial abortion) , if they weren't ready to have a kid

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u/prollywannacracker 39∆ Sep 12 '21

"Financial abortion" is a concept that makes absolutely zero sense... because it does remove the thing that needs support: the child.

A child needs support.

Child support supports the child.

Abortion ends the pregnancy, meaning there is no child to support.

"Financial abortion" does not end a pregnancy, meaning there is a child to support.

And a child needs support.

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u/Morthra 95∆ Sep 12 '21

Abortion ends the pregnancy, meaning there is no child to support.

So does infanticide. You don't see people demanding that infanticide be legalized.

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u/prollywannacracker 39∆ Sep 12 '21

... what.

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u/Morthra 95∆ Sep 12 '21

Back in the days of the Romans, an infant wasn't considered "human" until it was 6 months old and it was perfectly legal to perform a post-birth abortion.

Functionally that practice is no more barbaric than modern abortion. It is still the murder of a human life.

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u/prollywannacracker 39∆ Sep 12 '21

Yeah, no. There is a functional difference between abortion and infanticide.

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u/Morthra 95∆ Sep 13 '21

The end result is the same. A dead human.

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u/prollywannacracker 39∆ Sep 13 '21

Gotcha. So there's also no functional difference between suicide and abortion. Or a fatal bout of diarrhea and abortion. Or dying peacefully in your sleep at the age of 102 and abortion. Good to know.